Wilting

Pronunciation: /ˈwɪltɪŋ/

Wilting (noun)

  1. A condition where leaves or flowers droop and look weak because they do not have enough water.
  2. A gradual weakening of strength, interest, or confidence, often shown by a less active or less hopeful attitude.

Examples

  • The wilting leaves turned brown quickly.
  • Wilting spread across the plant after the hot day.

Wilting (verb)

  1. To become weak and droop, especially for leaves or flowers, usually because of not enough water.
  2. To gradually lose strength or energy, so that something seems less lively, less confident, or less effective.

Examples

  • The flowers wilting in the sun looked sad.
  • The leaves wilting after watering means something is wrong.